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Techno-economic feasibility of electrification for short sea shipping

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By T. S. Zhao, S. Pradhan, K. Mackenbach, H. Singhal, R. M. Wolf, K. Nevenzeel
| Nature
Abstract The maritime sector is a major consumer of energy and emitter of greenhouse gases (GHG). Whilst maritime decarbonization is high on the agenda of (inter)governmental organizations, corporations, and operators alike, generally the large vessel sizes and long distances traveled make deep sea shipping segments (e.g., seagoing bulk carriers, container vessels, chemical tankers) hard to abate.
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Structural characterization, anti-tumor and immunomodulatory activity of intracellular polysaccharide from Armillaria luteo-virens

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By D. Wang, T. S. Zhao, E.K. Mandal, D. Kothari
| ScienceDirect
Introduction Edible fungi are the most common foods in human diet for many years. A variety of substances derived from edible fungi, such as polysaccharide, triterpene, alkaloids and ketones, exhibit multiple biological functions [1]. Polysaccharides are considered as the vital biological components of mushrooms with various benefits, such as anti-tumor [2,3], anti-oxidation [4] and immunomodulatory activities [5,6].
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By T. S. Zhao, Yuhan Wan, Jing Zhi Sun, JIAN Qinping, Xinzhuang Fan
| Royal Society of Chemistry
A Nafion/ polybenzimidazole composite membrane with consecutive proton-conducting pathways for aqueous redox flow batteries T. S. Zhao, Yuhan Wan, Jing Sun, JIAN Qinping and Xinzhuang Fan Abstract Nafion membranes are extensively used in aqueous redox flow batteries due to high proton conductivity and excellent chemical stability, but their low ion selectivity and high cost restrict the further development of flow batteries.
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